Tabulating
is still going on around the country and there are a lot of
reports of problems with memory cards, software that is
slow, over use of provisional ballots, voting system
failures that have resulted in voting machines being
locked-up, e-poll book errors and other issues. When
appropriate I have included the voting system
vendor....
National: E-voting
machines, registration databases have a mixed Tuesday LINK
Arizona: Pima
County - 80,000 Pima ballots may still be uncounted LINK
California:
Opinion - Secretary of state's Web site let us down LINK
California: Santa
Clara County - More touch-screen machines malfunction
[Sequoia Edge DREs] LINK
California:
Ventura County - Provisional ballots confuse voters LINK
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California:
Ventura County - At least 86,000 ballots still not counted;
some races left hanging LINK
Colorado: Boulder
County’s counting crawls on Explanation for ‘paper
dust’ still elusive [Hart eScan] LINK
Florida: Vote
software is under fire [Premier/Diebold] LINK
Florida:
Hillsborough County – Editorial - Call in federal help LINK
Florida:
Hillsborough To Resume Tabulating Votes Today LINK
Georgia:
Chambliss, Martin gear up for expected runoff LINK
Iowa: Computer
glitch slows Scott County vote reporting [Diebold memory
card failures] LINK
Indiana: Early
voting might have eased polling place jam at Northside
Middle School LINK
Indiana: Wayne
County - County's count last in state Glitch delays Wayne
election results until after midnight [ES&S] LINK
Kentucky: Hand
Counting Ballots In Kenton Co. Complete [Hart eSlate] LINK
Maine: Officials
to push for early voting in Maine LINK
Minnesota:
Undecided Minnesota Senate Race Used Machines that Flunked
Accuracy Tests LINK
Minnesota:
E-Voting Machines Used in Disputed Franken, Coleman Race
Failed Tests LINK
Mississippi:
Editorial - Mississippi Needs ‘Early Voting’ LINK
Mississippi:
Voting problems still unresolved Machines switching votes
are among issues cited LINK
Nevada:
Registrar: No Washoe County votes lost due to malfunction LINK
Ohio: Brunner
scolds Franklin County for glitch [voter data base problems
caused voters to vote on provisional ballots] LINK
Ohio: Lucas
County - Paper ballots hold up Lucas County results Staff
spends an all-nighter feeding votes into scanners LINK
Pennsylvania:
Northumberland County - Voting machines under lock, key
Hardware glitch causes problem [Diebold/Premier TSx] LINK
South Carolina:
Election numbers point to problems Spartanburg County: Poll
workers’ tallies, machines in question LINK
Texas: Williamson
County - Ballot glitch didn't affect outcome, Williamson
spokeswoman says LINK
Virginia:
Chesapeake's electronic poll books were voting-delay
villains [Diebold/Premier E-Poll Book] LINK
Washington:
Pierce County - Slow going for local counting County blames
ranked-choice voting for lines at polls, delayed results LINK
West Virginia:
Marion County - Software problem election issue Officials
unhappy about time needed to resolve matter [ES&S] LINK
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